Whether you’re seeking refuge from a rainy day or consider yourself a true cinephile, Tunbridge Wells offers a diverse array of cinematic experiences. Explore the borough’s unique cinemas for a delightful journey into the world of film.
Trinity Theatre, Cinema Programme
Trinity Theatre in Tunbridge Wells is a cinematic gem in the heart of the town, offering a carefully curated selection of films that cater to a diverse audience. With meticulous attention to detail, Trinity Theatre showcases a mix of independent and popular cinema screenings, providing movie enthusiasts with a rich and engaging cinematic experience. Whether you’re a fan of indie films or prefer the latest blockbusters, Trinity Theatre has something to delight every cinephile.
Kino Hawkhurst
Kino Hawkhurst is located in the village of Hawkhurst, in the Weald of Kent.The venue occupies Victoria Hall, a former Victorian lecture hall and has a stylish cinema, intimate café-bar, a delightful, heated oak-frame veranda and sunny secret garden with an abundance of shrubs and flowers. The cinema offers the latest cinematic releases. Kino is fully licensed so that you can enjoy a drink in the comfort of your cinema seat, so just sit back, relax and enjoy the wide range of films and events that they programme each week.
Odeon Cinema
Located adjacent to Hollywood Bowl in the northern part of Royal Tunbridge Wells, Odeon Cinema stands as a beacon of modern cinematic entertainment. This state-of-the-art cinema offers a truly immersive experience for moviegoers, with cutting-edge technology and comfortable seating that enhances the joy of watching the latest films. Odeon’s sleek and contemporary design, coupled with a prime location, makes it a popular destination for locals and visitors alike.
Community Cinemas
The Rusthall Community Cinema is a registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation run entirely by volunteers. The films are screened in the Village Hall and screen every fortnight on a Saturday evening throughout the year. Each film has a main theme, and the team of volunteers try to reflect that in each show. Home-made baked items or other sweetmeats that are typical of the country or culture depicted in the film are normally available. Â
Lamberhurst Community Cinema
Operated by dedicated volunteers, Lamberhurst Community Cinema aims to bring the magic of the big screen to the heart of the village Lamberhurst. The programming is thoughtfully curated to offer a diverse selection of films, ranging from classic masterpieces to contemporary gems.
